July 3, 2018
Consentino, Joseph
Joseph Rocco Consentino of Dedham passed away on June 28, 2018 at the age of 76. Born in Needham, he was the son of Joseph and Margaret (Carlino) Consentino. Mr. Consentino was a proud veteran of the United States Marines serving during the Vietnam war. He always found time to help all veterans who needed assistance in any way. Before his retirement, he was very active as Union Vice President of the American Federal Government of Employees (AFG). His hobbies were fishing, hunting and playing golf.
Joseph was the beloved husband of Kathleen M. (Vail) and dear father of Joseph J. Consentino of Dedham and Kerry Vilorio and her husband Alberto of Bellingham. He is also survived by his grandson Logan.
Relatives and friends will gather for his memorial service on Saturday, July 14, 2018 at 2PM at the Folsom Funeral Home at 87 Milton St., Dedham. Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers donations in his memory may be made to the New England Shelter of Homeless Veterans, 17 Court St., Boston, MA 0108 or the Disabled Americans Veterans (DAV), P.O. Box 14301, Cincinnati, OH 45250-0301.
Comments(7)
RIP Uncle Joe. Say hello to my Dad.
Its so hard to even comprehend that you are not with us anymore. I take comfort in knowing you are not suffering anymore. RIP Dad..You are our Angel for now and always. We love and miss you so much xxxxx
Kathy, Kerry and Joe- My love to all of you!! Joe Sr was always one of my favorite people! I won’t be able to make the service but you are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Love, Amy
My condolences to the Consentino family. Joesph was a nice guy. Started out as a Policeman for the VA and continued serving Vets in other positions as the years when on, and as a union rep for AFGE helping employees. A good Italian boy, rest easy Joe.
Kathy, Joey, Kerry,
I don’t know where to begin. Joe and I go back many, many years. I will always remember him as a Kind and giving man. He would help anyone in need. Loved his family. Was so thrilled to get a grandson, Logan. Loved his children dearly. He was extremely grateful to his wife Kathy, who was always there for him, and loved him so much. You are at peace now Joe. I am happy at that. I will miss you tremendously as you and your family were so close to me. Kathy, Remember the Happy Days. Remember and always be happy.
Love you all,
Dottie
Dear Kerry, Kathy and Joey,
I just want you all to know that I have fond memories of Joe. He was a good man and a great Dad to my dear friend Kerry ( and Joey too )I love him and I know he is in heaven. You were a small but mighty devoted family to him and you should feel good about that. My love goes to all of you.
Love
Susan
Dear Kerry, Kathy and Joey, We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Your family was always good to my mom- you were the best neighbors to her- Joe was a really nice man. you are in our prayers ..Love the Nemet family